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2773 days ago

Calling all paws!

Jana from Devonport

Hello neighbours,
first I want to say a big thanks to all of you who let me to take your dogs to practise my skills at the grooming course this months. It was a real pleasure to meet you and your furry friends :)
I am continuing my advanced course for another moth. I would like to extend my offer to people with breeds like schnauzer, yorkshire terrier, airedale terrier, pomeranian, scotty terrier, pure poodles, border collie, king charles cavalier, cocker spaniel etc. But also other breeds as cross poodles, shitzus/maltese are still needed.
Your dog will get professional full groom, that includes wash, dry, brush, de-sheding ( if needed), clip, ears check, anal glans checked and nails clipped....all for only a small donation of 20$. I usually pick up after 8am and drop off after 3pm. Working with a hands on supervision by master groomers, there is no way your dog will return with a bad cut :) !
If you are interested, please text me on 02108898902 to book your dog in
Thank you
Kind Regards
Jana

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